Fifth admin page and the section's hub. Documents library creation
(name/description/type — type fixed at creation, verified in the edit
modal), the card's Force Rescan + Manage controls, and the full panel:
folders (add via Browse or manual path, shallow per-folder scan,
removal-unregisters-only semantics verified in DeleteLibraryFolder —
files and items untouched, archive lifecycle governs the rest; podcast
roots refuse hand scans), User Access visibility checkboxes (default-
allow, DB-enforced), the processing-issues link, and Delete Library's
exact destructive scope (records + reading data gone, files on disk
untouched). Ends with the at-a-glance scan table linking scanning.md.
Adds the Libraries backlinks to the processing-issues and archived
pages. Glossary gains Create Library, Manage, Edit Details, Delete
Library, View Archived, Purge Archived Now, Browse, User Access.
Two structural changes, one owner-approved plan:
- Move the admin guides out of docs/user/ into their own docs/admin/
area — admin-guide.md becomes the Administration section landing page
(pinned first), and the 32-line admin-library-management.md stub
becomes admin/libraries.md, which the admin-docs build-out rebuilds
into the real Libraries page next. Retired URLs 301 via a new
docRedirects map in the docs HTTP handler (checked before .md
canonicalization so even .md spellings one-hop to the new clean URL);
the two inbound links (docs index, user-guide front door) updated.
- Sidebar direct items now sort by usabilityOrder — an explicit,
per-section display order — instead of alphabetically: User Guide
mirrors the 'Where to go' table on user-guide.md, Devices orders
Android → KOReader → Kobo (alphabetically Kobo used to sort ahead of
KOReader), and Administration pre-lists its planned pages so each
lands in place as the admin build writes it. Unlisted docs fall back
to alphabetical after the listed ones. Display-order only by
construction: the URL-driven expand/highlight machinery keys on
containsURL membership and never sees sort order — nav tests updated
to pin the new orders plus a real-tree test
(TestBuildNavigationUsabilityOrder) guarding all three sections.
John O'Keefe